How about the thickness? I need to use it also as a warmer in winter.
13431
I don't think it'll be a good knee warmer. Its relatively thin (perhaps to keep cool while you work out). Has the thickness of a beret, or two fleece jackets layered over each other. Very polyester-y in feel as well, so I don't think that traps heat well.
13432
In my opinion I don't think it's that thick but it's not thin. To me it's average. Also It's warm but the level of warmth is different from person to person.
13433
I would have to say medium thickness if its really cold where you are then you might want to fine one that is thicker.
1096767
It is of average thickness for a sleeping bag. I've only used it on a cot and it's a great, roomy bag that kept me warm even on a couple of 40 degree nights in the Adirondacks. Remember though, even the thickest bag would compress under your weight if you're on something "hard". If you want comfort put it on a cot, or put an air mattress or a good quality pad between the bag and the hard surface.
488998
Cannot discern thickness, but it is not enough to function well. IE, during cold winter in NE US, it blows into the warmth of the shower. The bottom magnets are not heavy enough to keep me from whacking it away in frustration. Swearing loudly does not help restain the billowing.
1062700
It's probably medium thickness. The heat that comes through it is great. Can't get my animals off it in the winter
2135453
I believe there were several different "mil" thicknesses available from this supplier. I don't remember the thickness I purchased off the top of my head. I use it on my snowmobiles and rode over 3,000 miles this winter with no issues.
2066993
It depends. It's thick enough for some outdoor storage but I can't comment on whether it would be tough enough for harsh northern conditions. We live in Texas and it's perfect for our weather here!
381200
I haven't so not sure. It doesn't seem thick enough but just my opinion. We typically use in temps up to 450 degrees.
1586704
it is so warm and thick.i sleep in a cold bedroom windows open.in winter.my body heat warms it up.it is like a heating blantic.yet it is still comfertiable in warm weather. so cozy ,i bougrt my dauhhter one also.love,love it,dennis.
1031024
Get the medium. That way you can add layers under if you need to in winter.
1288173
You're likely putting it on too thick...I had the same issue. You want a very thin coat.
465662
No, I think it is about right thickness. Not sure if thicker will be better, but I will certainly not go thiner than 8 inches.
531831
Rich it's much too thick for warm weather. If you want one for warmer weather I would get the thinnest you can get
854603
The main thing is to get a high-quality cord so it will stay flexible in the cold. I have a very stiff cord that's orange and black that is difficult in the snow, or an orange one that is quite soft/flexible, which makes a HUGE difference. Spring for a really good cord and you'll find it easy to flip out of the way, instead of having it constantly wrestling with you.
1986828
It's faitly thin. I would suggest using a comforter for warmth. Then again, the material seems to trap heat... Using a comforter will make it look fluffier and more inviting :)
2083604
It has just started to get cold where I am and it is a lighter comforter. We will need an extra blanket for winter. Just an FYI
2216489
It's pretty warm although we use it with another thin blanket. Kept us warm here in Virginia during the polar vortex ;)
1325156
thickness maybe 1/8" hold in warm area, yes but not forevermay be I can put strip led in the fish house with itauto windshield glue will hold forever